In Many Cases, an Entity May Have an Implicit Obligation

question 26

Multiple Choice

In many cases, an entity may have an implicit obligation even if it is NOT explicitly noted in a sales contract. This is called a(n)

• A) onerous obligation.
• B) legal obligation.
• C) constructive obligation.
• D) earnings obligation.

Know techniques to enhance courtesy in business messages.

Understand the principle and application of de-emphasizing less important information in business communication.

Understand the importance of adapting sentences and paragraphs to the intended readers.

Recognize the value of logical order in enhancing coherence in messages.

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